Western cyclone., 1887-07-22
CONDENSED DISPATCHES

The Cologne Gazette denies that bill is
being prepared to make Prince Luitpold King
of Bavaria.
The London Times denies that the MARQUIS
of Londonderry intends to resign the office
of Lord-Leutenant of Ireland.
Emperor William has gone to Mainau
The Coblentz Gazette states that Crown
Prince Frederick William will take the
waters at Ems in the autumn
Thursday night four fallen women went in
swimming about two miles from South Bend.
Ind. The revel resulted in the drowning of
one of the women, Jennie Stoddard by
name.
John Woods, a workman in a brick yard
at South Bend, Ind, was crushed to death
Thursday morning by the caving in upon
him of huge bank Of clay under which he
was working
Carrie Evans, the young woman whose
mysterious disappearance from 81 Sherman
street, Chicago, week ago last Tuesday
caused some excitement, has been adiudged
insane and sent to jefferson
The Minnesota soldiers home has been
located at Minnehaha Falls.
An attempt is being made to settle the In
dianapoiis printers strike by arbitration.
The third Biennial reunion of old Illinois
soldiers will be held at Homer, Champaign
county, ILL.,, Aug. IL to 10, inclusIre.
Queen Victoria appeared to be quite feeble
and much depressed i'll spirits while at Lord
SaliSbury'S garden party at Hatfield Wednes-
day.
Assistant Passenger Agent Crane of the
Wabash road was robbed of his money and
jewelry in the private car Of the road early
Tuesday morning
AT Anaconda, Mont, burglars last night
entered the store of L. Fl. Stanton, opened
the safe by use of the combination, abstract
ed 81, 900, and escaped.
Mrs. James Kinney, living in Joliet, ILL.,.
gave birth last night to four children, each
weighing about four pounds. Three of them
were born alive, but lived only few hours.
Hon. Frederick G. Petrie, formerly County
Judge of Ogle county, ILL.,, an old and promi-
nent citizen of that region, died sudnenly at
his home in the village of Oregon, Sunday
night.
During heavy storm Tuesday night the
residence of Charles Hackett, one mile
south of Ionia, Mich, was struck by light
ming and destroyed. Loss, 81 800; insurance.
81, 200.
The President of the Chemical bank of New
York says that there is no foundation for
the statements that that bank will lose over
$780, 600 through the failure of the Fidelity
bank of Cincinnati.
Ned Hanlan, after daily practicing on the
bay at Toronto for some weeks, has started
accompanied by Frank Smith, his trainer.
for Pullman, Ill. He is in excellent condi-
ton, and confident OF victory on July %
At Rockford, H., the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul depot, one-story frame struc-
ture, was partially consumed by fire about
$50 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. The
edifice cost about S. 900, and there was about
$3, 900 worth OF goods stored in it.
The Pope is suffering from stomach
troubles, and owing to the bad condition of
his teeth is able to eat but little. He con-
stantly Graves iced drinks, of which he con-
sumes great quantities, and performs a great
amount of work each day in spite of his all.
ments.
seven horses afflicted with glanders have
been killed at Clinton, H.
The Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe railroad
is making efforts to secure right of way into
Chicago.
Cholera is increasing in Sicily. There have
already been POO cases at Catania, OF which
$40 proved fatal.
Frank Miller, IL years old. was drowned in
a Wabash reservoir west Of Sadoris, ILL.,,
Tuesday afternoon.
In difference to the entreaties of his col
leagues and the determined stan1 Of the
French Chamber of Deputies agains. his re-
tirement II. Flouquet has withdrawn his res.
ignation
Miss Mary Royce. while attempting 70 step
from rowboat 70 shore Tuesday night in
Chicago, overturned the boat and fell into
the water, and before help reached her was
drowned
A gasoline stove in the house Of James
Barber at Turner Junction, near Wheaton,
Ill, exploded yesterday. setting fire TO the
house and fatally burning Bertha Lindorf,
domestic
The Berlin Official Gazette publishes an
edict which requires that after the close OF
the present year the use Of the French ian
guage in judicial pleadings shall tie sup
pressed. The edict also provides that the
use of French in judicial documents shall be
suppressed at the close of the year 1855. This
edict applies 10 the Metz and other tribunals
Of commerce